Boateng handed surprise Ghana World Cup spot

May 31st, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Portsmouth midfielder Kevin Prince-Boateng has been handed a surprise place in Ghana ‘s 23-man World Cup squad, despite not even playing for the national side. Boateng recently gained FIFA approval to switch his nationality after previously receiving caps at Under-21 level for Germany. Nevertheless, the 23-year-old is expected to make his first-team debut for Ghana [...]

Launch of new Football League logo

May 30th, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Ahead of its three-year sponsorship deal with the Football League, Npower has released an image of the new logo for the Football League, a logo which will appear on the sleeves of Portsmouth shirts. Npower recently celebrated its 10th anniversary with a fresh rebrand and a £21m deal to become the main sponsor of the [...]

Grant: “I think it’s more than football…”

February 16th, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

“It means to me a lot what’s happened here, because it’s not just football here… “With Chelsea it was football, we wanted to (win) titles, we (reached the) Champions League Final which I will always remember, but here it’s more than football. “It’s something I cannot describe in your language. It’s very touching… I don’t [...]

The South Coast Derby – Southampton v Portsmouth: Match Report

February 15th, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Portsmouth restore a sense of local pride as they emphatically trounce their neighbours in their own backyard… I cannot put into words how good a feeling it was on Saturday to hear the referee’s final whistle. As a Portsmouth fan I have an endured a lot this season. Only on Wednesday did the club look [...]

Will Portsmouth live on to fight another day?

February 9th, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Portsmouth are hopeful of reaching an agreement with the High Court today as they look to avoid being wound-up. In what has been described as the ‘most defining week’ in the club’s history, Portsmouth could potentially go out of existence tomorrow afternoon. Tonight’s home league fixture against Sunderland could be their last ever game, yet [...]

Rocha set to sign for Pompey

February 2nd, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Pompey hope to add to their defensive options today with the signing of Ricardo Rocha. The centre-half, mostly recognised for his time at Tottenham, has been released by Belgian side Standard Liege, allowing him to sign for Portsmouth on a free transfer. During his career, Rocha received a positive review from arguably one of the [...]

SOS Pompey – Pompey Delegation to Meet Premier League

February 2nd, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Press Release: POMPEY DELEGATION TO MEET PREMIER LEAGUE BOARD THIS WEEK Following our press release dated Monday 1st February, detailing SOS Pompey plans to protest outside the Headquarters of the Premier League in response to their poor handling of the current issues surrounding our football club, we have been invited to send a delegation to [...]

Begovic becomes a Potter

February 2nd, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic has joined league rivals Stoke City in a cut-price £3.5m move. Begovic, whom recently made his international debut for Bosnia, is regarded as one of the brightest goalkeeping talents in the Premier League. The club were forced to sell the 22-year-old due to the club’s dreadful financial situation. Either Begovic or fellow [...]

James set to stay

January 30th, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

Stoke have reportedly switched their attentions to Bosnian goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, fellow teammate of  Stoke’s former target, David James. James, who’s struggled much with injury this season, is rumoured to have suffered yet another injury this week, a calf strain which will see him out of action for the next two weeks. His wage demands [...]

And now, the end is near, and so we face the final curtain….

January 29th, 2010 by Oscar Tollast

News coming out of Fratton Park over the past couple of days has mainly been negative, worrying and frightful. Portsmouth Football Club is facing extinction, yet the most concerning issue is that no one other than Pompey fans seem to care. It’s almost sickening to watch the Premier League and the FA standby while the [...]